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Speaking of which, I'm not sure if it's best to keep the [[Christmas]] page or the [[Toontown's Twelve Days of Winter]] since they are both exactly the same thing. Also, should we make a "ToonFest" page, while the ones with the year number can be considered sub pages?<ac_metadata title="12 Days of Winter and ToonFest categories"> </ac_metadata> |
Speaking of which, I'm not sure if it's best to keep the [[Christmas]] page or the [[Toontown's Twelve Days of Winter]] since they are both exactly the same thing. Also, should we make a "ToonFest" page, while the ones with the year number can be considered sub pages?<ac_metadata title="12 Days of Winter and ToonFest categories"> </ac_metadata> |
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Latest revision as of 21:54, 22 December 2016
I was thinking that instead of clogging up a page's set of categories with the same type of category with a different year number, why not just make one category? A category called "Christmas" or "Twelve Days of Winter", and "ToonFest" could easily work.
Speaking of which, I'm not sure if it's best to keep the Christmas page or the Toontown's Twelve Days of Winter since they are both exactly the same thing. Also, should we make a "ToonFest" page, while the ones with the year number can be considered sub pages?<ac_metadata title="12 Days of Winter and ToonFest categories"> </ac_metadata>